Sphagnum Moss 40 Liters New Zealand Grade AA Great for Reptiles, Bedding and Terrarium 500 Gram Bale
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- Besgrow Spagmoss is a natural, renewable product harvested sustainably from wetlands on the pristine West Coast of New Zealands South Island. Spagmoss is used extensively to grow orchids and other moisture loving plants and to sustain growing environments for plants and reptiles
- New Zealand Sphagnum moss is recognised worldwide for its premium quality and renowned for having long, strong strands, being long lasting in the pot and having excellent water holding capacity - all of which encourage strong and healthy root development
- Besgrow Spagmoss has naturally low concentrations of soluble salts, is relatively sterile and has a structure that allows it to hold up to 20 times its weight in water. These qualities make it ideal for growing ornamental flowers and providing moisture retention for a variety of garden and reptile environments
- Commonly used by commercial and hobby growers in the cultivation of various orchid species and carnivorous plants, in the florist industry, as a decorative enhancement and additive to increase water holding in other substrates. Also great for reptile bedding and assisting with young plant growth
- All Besgrow Spagmoss is 100% natural, clean with minimal foreign material, hand-picked, air dried and free of chemicals and additives. Use straight from the pack
Description
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Brand: besgrow
Style: Modern
Global Trade Identification Number: 47
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Package Dimensions : 12.64 x 12.36 x 5.55 inches; 1.06 Pounds
Date First Available : July 27, 2012
Manufacturer : Besgrow
Best Sellers Rank: #88,219 in Pet Supplies (See Top 100 in Pet Supplies) #103 in Terrarium Bedding
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Customer Reviews: 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars 439 ratings
Item Weight: 1.06 pounds
Manufacturer: Besgrow
Date First Available: July 27, 2012
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 12.64 x 12.36 x 5.55 inches
Brand Name: besgrow
Target Audience Keyword: adults, consumer-audience, reptile-and-amphibian-pets
Color: Cherry1
Material: moss
Age Range Description: All Life Stages
Style: Modern
Included Components: Plant
Specific Uses for Product: Outdoor
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If you need pure sphagnum for plants rather than for crafts, high quality moss like this is the way to go. It has minimal debris that needs to be removed before use. As quality decreases, debris increases. High quality moss means less work for you and more useable moss. This moss was 99% debris-free, which is about as close as you can get. Like on of the other reviewers, I did encounter a very pointy jagger thing. Because I first sort through the dry moss, I only got a minor prick and quickly removed it. If I hadn’t sorted through it and jumped straight to rehydrating and stuffing it into pots (tempting when the moss is largely debris-free), I could have very easily pushed it into my palm when grabbing a fist full of moss. Obviously not ideal, but this is why inspecting it is important. I got one pointy weed thing in 20L of moss (I’ve used about half the bag), and I consider that a non-issue. Just wanted to point out that you won’t find a totally clean bag of moss and you should always inspect moss before using it. This is a lot of moss. I used a 15-quart storage bin to rehydrate the moss in. When rehydrated, about 1/2 of the block filled the bin. So when they give you volume in the description, they seem to mean the volume of the hydrated moss. Anyway, it’s a lot of moss. Only rehydrate what you need and leave the rest dry for easy storage. I use LFS for carnivorous plants, mostly sundews. First, I sort through the dry moss and remove any debris. Before using any kind of packaged moss, you need to rehydrate it. I boil distilled water and pour it over the moss. I was hoping that the boiling water would kill any spores/seeds that survived the drying process, but a few weeds still popped up. They were very easy to pull, though. In the future, if I have time on my hands, I’ll probably rehydrate it with boiling water and then microwave the rehydrated moss. The moss should probably also be rinsed. I’m too lazy to do this and don’t want to use a whole lot of distilled water, so I generally skip this part. After a few days, pots full of this moss turned the water they were sitting in an amber color. I just emptied that water, refilled the container, and called it good enough. Haven’t had water discoloration since. This is probably the best bang for your buck. High quality moss means that the entire bag is usable material. If you want a fair price comparison with lower quality moss, you should take into account how much actual moss you’ll have after you’ve removed all the junk. That said, if you’re going for something short term or crafty, this isn’t all that important. But if you’re using LFS for something that’s alive, spring for the good stuff.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2017 by Plant Lady Plant Lady
This is a smaller block than I expected - about half a cubic foot. However, it is very compressed and expands a lot when it's pulled apart and moistened. It's very high quality sphag as advertised, a nice pale color and many intact strands, soft and fluffy. I bought a different sphagnum moss locally and it was very degraded, dark in color, and wouldn't hold any moisture for any length of time. This is a much better product, and a great price compared to other sources of high-quality New Zealand Sphagnum moss.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 15, 2013 by CelesteEden
I use this for repotting orchids. This is good quality. It is fairly soft and spongy and does not have a lot of rubbish. There are some dark spots, but not too many. The price has quadrupled, but it has been almost impossible to find quality long fibered sphagnum moss anywhere. I am glad it finally was being offered again.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2022 by imafan
Yes it is pricey, but a beautiful quality. No comparison to the domestic junk I bought previously. And it is such a big volume and will last such a long time that it might turn out not to be expensive in the end. Really nice texture and color, wish I had used this on my fall projects- oh well I will use it next time for sure because I barely used that much out of the pack for my winter projects and sealed it up. Didn't think I would be so excited about some moss but this was so much nicer and worked better than other stuff that I used previously.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 8, 2015 by MaryEllen
Hands down the best quality sphagnum I’ve ever purchased for my orchids. It’s clean, has good strand length, lasts longer, and doesn’t compact compared to other brands. I’ve been using it for a year and won’t use anything else. Whether used alone or mixed with bark, it creates the perfect balance of air and moisture that makes for strong roots and happy plants.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 30, 2020 by chanteuse1978
First impressions I was dissapointed by how small it looked. Looks are deceiving because this is a very compressed bale. It is a lot more than it appears to be. I use this LFS for bog plants the the moss is very clean and fluffy. If you consider it by gram its actually almost the same in price to the midgrade quality moss you find at hardware stores. Its also started to grow live moss so you can tell this is a quality product that has not been kiln dried or cooked. Highly reccomended
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Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2019 by satisfied ninja
Good moss. Not bad for the price... those who have complained about gnats... they are a natural occurance... they don't come with the moss they are coming from your house whether you know they are there or not! The moss just happens to be a perfect breeding ground for them and that's why it seems like it came with them. Trust me though, you will get gnats no matter what you do as long as this moss is staying moist all the time! What I've found that keeps them in check is neem oil extract. No gnats after that.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 28, 2017 by andrew
Nice moss but way too expensive. Will not buy again.
Reviewed in the United States on May 2, 2024 by edsofish